The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is reportedly set to continue its On-Screen Marking (OSM) system for Class 12 examinations next year, despite facing backlash from students over evaluation issues. The OSM system, which digitizes the evaluation process, was implemented this year and has drawn criticism after students reported receiving unexpectedly low scores. Complaints included blurred answer sheets, technical glitches on the re-evaluation portal, and issues with the clarity of scanned copies. A senior official from the Education Ministry indicated that they would review the feedback before making a final decision on the system's future. Out of approximately 98 lakh scanned answer sheets, about 68,000 initial issues were reported, which later decreased to 13,000 that required manual marking due to unclear scans. The official emphasized that social media has amplified the complaints and that it is premature to label the OSM system as a failure. Applications for re-evaluation are common, and the Ministry is committed to improving the process to ensure no student is inconvenienced.